RADAR-aim has reached its first anniversary.
What started as an ambitious European collaboration has grown into a committed partnership exploring how Artificial Intelligence can contribute to a more sustainable future through education.
Over the past year, the RADAR-aim consortium has worked across borders to lay the foundations for an innovative and flexible learning programme on AI and sustainability. Through co-creation, knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration, the project is developing learning opportunities that support students, professionals and organisations in building the skills needed for a rapidly changing world.
The first year of the project has focused on bringing together expertise from different fields and partner organisations. This collaborative process has helped shape the direction of the learning programme and has strengthened the shared ambition to make AI and sustainability more accessible, practical and relevant for higher education and lifelong learning.
We would like to thank all partners for their expertise, commitment and enthusiasm:
- FARI – AI for the Common Good Institute
- d-teach online training
- Università di Roma Tor Vergata
- Universidade Nova de Lisboa
- Virtuelle Akademie Nachhaltigkeit
A special thank you also goes to the colleagues who have contributed their time, knowledge and energy to this journey: Lore Stanson, Sezen Avci, Johan Loeckx, Scarlet Coopman, Joke Hollants, Lieselot Declercq, Annabel Declercq, Mauro Castelli, Roberto Henriques, Corrado Cerruti, Natalia Marzia Gusmerotti, Denis Pijetlovic and Katharina Lingenau.
As RADAR-aim enters its second year, the consortium looks forward to further developing the learning programme, continuing the collaboration and contributing to meaningful conversations on AI, sustainability and education.
Here’s to another year of collaboration, innovation and impact.
